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	'''Ashrama''' the order(s) of human life prescribed by ''Manusmrti'', which is also known as ''Chaturashrama''. It refers to the four distinctive phases of a person's life in ancient India: ''Brahmacharya'', ''Garhasthya'', ''Vanaprastha'' and ''Sannyasa''. ''Brahmacharya'': After the sacred thread ceremony (''Upanayana''), the young boy was assigned to a ''guru'' to study the scriptures. He had to stay with his guru and serve him during this period. ''Garhasthya'': After completing his education, the young man left his preceptor';s house with his blessings and entered family life. This entailed marriage, procreation, maintaining relatives and performing religious duties. ''Vanaprastha'': At the mature age of approximately fifty, after completing most of his duties as a family man, generally after the birth of grandsons, the man was supposed to retire to a forest and pass the time praying, worshipping, serving guests and living on alms. ''Sannyasa'': After the age of approximately seventy years, the man was supposed to cast off all worldly po ssession and turn into a recluse. At present these orders are rarely followed. [Anjalika Mukhopadhyay]		'''Ashrama''' the order(s) of human life prescribed by ''Manusmrti'', which is also known as ''Chaturashrama''. It refers to the four distinctive phases of a person's life in ancient India: ''Brahmacharya'', ''Garhasthya'', ''Vanaprastha'' and ''Sannyasa''. ''Brahmacharya'': After the sacred thread ceremony (''Upanayana''), the young boy was assigned to a ''guru'' to study the scriptures. He had to stay with his guru and serve him during this period. ''Garhasthya'': After completing his education, the young man left his preceptor's house with his blessings and entered family life. This entailed marriage, procreation, maintaining relatives and performing religious duties. ''Vanaprastha'': At the mature age of approximately fifty, after completing most of his duties as a family man, generally after the birth of grandsons, the man was supposed to retire to a forest and pass the time praying, worshipping, serving guests and living on alms. ''Sannyasa'': After the age of approximately seventy years, the man was supposed to cast off all worldly po ssession and turn into a recluse. At present these orders are rarely followed. [Anjalika Mukhopadhyay]

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	'''Ashrama'''~~''' '''~~the order(s) of human life prescribed by ''Manusmrti'', which is also known as ''~~Chatur''''ax''''hrama~~''. It refers to the four distinctive phases of a person';s life in ancient India: ''~~Brahm''''a''''ch''''a''''rya~~'', ''Garhasthya'', ''Vanaprastha'' and ''Sannyasa''. ''Brahmacharya'': After the sacred thread ceremony (''Upanayana''), the young boy was assigned to a ''guru'' to study the scriptures. He had to stay with his guru and serve him during this period. ''Garhasthya'': After completing his education, the young man left his preceptor';s house with his blessings and entered family life. This entailed marriage, procreation, maintaining relatives and performing religious duties. ''Vanaprastha'': At the mature age of approximately fifty, after completing most of his duties as a family man, generally after the birth of grandsons, the man was supposed to retire to a forest and pass the time praying, worshipping, serving guests and living on alms. ''~~Sanny''''a''''sa~~'': After the age of approximately seventy years, the man was supposed to cast off all worldly po ssession and turn into a recluse. At present these orders are rarely followed. [Anjalika Mukhopadhyay~~] [Mukhopadhyay, Anjalika Muralidhar Girls' College, Kolkata~~]		'''Ashrama''' the order(s) of human life prescribed by ''Manusmrti'', which is also known as ''Chaturashrama''. It refers to the four distinctive phases of a person's life in ancient India: ''Brahmacharya'', ''Garhasthya'', ''Vanaprastha'' and ''Sannyasa''. ''Brahmacharya'': After the sacred thread ceremony (''Upanayana''), the young boy was assigned to a ''guru'' to study the scriptures. He had to stay with his guru and serve him during this period. ''Garhasthya'': After completing his education, the young man left his preceptor';s house with his blessings and entered family life. This entailed marriage, procreation, maintaining relatives and performing religious duties. ''Vanaprastha'': At the mature age of approximately fifty, after completing most of his duties as a family man, generally after the birth of grandsons, the man was supposed to retire to a forest and pass the time praying, worshipping, serving guests and living on alms. ''Sannyasa'': After the age of approximately seventy years, the man was supposed to cast off all worldly po ssession and turn into a recluse. At present these orders are rarely followed. [Anjalika Mukhopadhyay]

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'''Ashrama'''''' '''the order(s) of human life prescribed by ''Manusmrti'', which is also known as ''Chatur''''ax''''hrama''. It refers to the four distinctive phases of a person';s life in ancient India: ''Brahm''''a''''ch''''a''''rya'', ''Garhasthya'', ''Vanaprastha'' and ''Sannyasa''. ''Brahmacharya'': After the sacred thread ceremony (''Upanayana''), the young boy was assigned to a ''guru'' to study the scriptures. He had to stay with his guru and serve him during this period. ''Garhasthya'': After completing his education, the young man left his preceptor';s house with his blessings and entered family life. This entailed marriage, procreation, maintaining relatives and performing religious duties. ''Vanaprastha'': At the mature age of approximately fifty, after completing most of his duties as a family man, generally after the birth of grandsons, the man was supposed to retire to a forest and pass the time praying, worshipping, serving guests and living on alms. ''Sanny''''a''''sa'': After the age of approximately seventy years, the man was supposed to cast off all worldly po ssession and turn into a recluse. At present these orders are rarely followed. [Anjalika Mukhopadhyay] [Mukhopadhyay, Anjalika Muralidhar Girls' College, Kolkata]

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